Mixed Messages (Love Letters #2)

Reader reviewed by abscae

Jade Chandler has had a crush on Zephyr for three years. She and her friends finally decide that she should tell him, because theyre graduating. Yet, the letter she writes him ends up in Adams hands. Adam says hes interested. Jade knows it is a disaster, but after getting to know him, shes unsure. Theres the guy shes like forever, and then theres this guy whos funny and smart, and likes her too.

I found this novel to be confusing. I don't know why, I liked the other novels in the series, but this one just didn't catch my attention like the others.

I'd recommend it, because there's really no solid basis of my dislike so others might like it. -shrugs-.

Reader reviewed by Janet

I knew from the summary what the ending was! The most horrible thing I have ever read the first chapter of. I know it seems kind of unfair to judge by that, but trust me on this. Don't go near this book with a ten-foot pole.

A chick likes a popular guy, gets involved with a loser, thinks 'this ain't so bad...'

Bet you can't guess what comes next.

Reader reviewed by sara

I thought this was going to be a good book.But I was wrong.The worst thing I have ever started to read. I wouldnt recommend this book.The gist of this book is a girl likes a popular guy.Like most books he doesnt go for her so she gets involved with a loser.To see what happens I guess you can read this book if you want to.

Reader reviewed by Ria

Madison is the perfect girl, popular, and smart. Being student body president has always been her goal. The only problem-her rival Jeremy. Madison has been enemies since 9th grade for a prank she can't seem to forgive him for.

When she is forced to be part of a pen pal program in her school, she meets a person named Blue. By writing to him, she feels strongly connected to him and wants to start a relationship with him.

During the campaign and election, Madison learns a lot about love, friendship and forgiveness.

I thought that this book was really good. I was reluctant to pick this up because I thought it would be one of those sappy teen books. But I'm glad I got it and now I can't wait to read the rest of the books in the Love Letters series. This is a perfect read for the summer!